It only fails in Safari: two HLS engines, and how to debug across hops
Why live HLS often fails in Safari but not Chrome: hls.js vs native recovery, a toolkit for debugging across CDN hops, and a go-live checklist.
Read more →Why live HLS often fails in Safari but not Chrome: hls.js vs native recovery, a toolkit for debugging across CDN hops, and a go-live checklist.
Read more →Keep slides in sync with live HLS video using ID3 timed metadata: where tags sit in a segment, the rules they follow, and reading them in hls.js and Safari.
Read more →Make a live HLS origin cacheable behind a CDN: stable URLs, cache keys, Cache-Control per file, cached 404s, CORS, origin shield and allow-lists.
Read more →What backend engineers need to know about live HLS: playlists, segment length vs target duration, keyframes, latency and an aligned quality ladder.
Read more →Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) platforms hand you the backend pieces you would otherwise build yourself: authentication, a database, real-time data sync, hosting. You write the parts of the app that are actually yours. …
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